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In August 2026, China's economic reports for July reveal a mixed picture, with new growth engines like electric vehicles, AI, and robotics gaining momentum, while traditional indicators such as the 10-year bond yield fall to a 13-month low. State media highlight resilience, but critics point to dangers in Xi Jinping's economic policies. Meanwhile, Beijing is reportedly phasing out Microsoft Windows from state agencies, and fuel exports are returning to pre-war levels as curbs ease.
by WorldBrief & Maksim Micheliov | AI-generated summary
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